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M. E. CHURCH THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE p O N lb lT I O N S Lodge Directory > H. H. JEFFRIES. Publisher Member C tw p lilt National c « v trt| t Editorial Association and Association of «M tsra Washington sp o sti coonty. Oregon State t Editorial BEAVER LODGE No. 100. A. F. ft A M. c oust y and western Published Friday of each week by Pi outer Publishing Co. at Ore. Muli- Tho Century Drivs Out From Bond Meets first and third Thursdays of Open June 25 for the entire dis- each month by order of L. VV *ec^ Beaverton. tance. Road in good shape. A Jew Woodruff. ^ ^ ^ H- detours on account of snow b a n k s . __________ -______—-------------------- BEAVER CHAPTER No. 10«. O. E. S. McKenzie Highway Entered as second clatt matter at the jiostoffice at Beaverton. Oregon, sided in a bill recently passed by con Meets second and under tète act of Con gress of March 3, 1479. j fine shape. fourth Wednesday of Klamath Fat!*-Ashland Subscription p r ie « :! I.M a poor in sdvsncs; advertising rates ee applies Lion. each month. Re surfacing for five miles out of OFFICES Gorham, Worthy Matron Klamath Falls. No interference to Margaret Denny, Secretary. Tigard—Tigard Pharmacy—Phone Tigard 143. \ traffic. Aloha—Aloha Lumber Co.—Phone Beaverton 4252. Card party aud 5UU the third Klamath Falls-Bend Beaverton—Broadway wear O. E tracks—Phone 7503. Wednesday—Visitors welcome. Oiling just north of Klamath Multnomah—Multnomah Insurance Agency, UKoadway 0791 . agency.. Two-strip method. No com Beaverton city counctl meets first Portland—408 Dckum building—Phone B Roadway 07V1 plaints on account of oil. ~ Mouday of each month. THE EVOLUTION OF PARTIZANISM Klamath Fqlls-Crater Lake All dust settled on Crater road. Control eliminated. Madford-Cratar Lake Beaverton Chamber of Commerce meets second Tuesday in each month. Lake n a z a r e n e ch u rch Sunday, July Hth The program of Sunday, July y,h services in this church will be as fol-; lows: Sunday school at 10 a. in., Ed- 10 a. nt, Sunday sell . .| j | ^ ward 1>. Kosstnan, superintendent, den, superintendent; H a ,n Morning worship at 11 ^.pv*orth ing worship; 7 p m , Y uni, p 5 league at 7. Evening worktop at 8 , meeting; 8 ,, M1 vice, At 11 a. in., the o’clock. Sermons both morning and wee. * morn- sionary society will have char» evening by the pastor. At the morn eivr the public inE inform,.,I' ing service will be obesrved “Holy will give Tnatl^, Communion” sacrament of the "Lord's inspiration concerning F atin ^ ^ Supper". This is the most vital ser- P rayer meetings at 0 a m Tutu** vice of our faith. Every member of and 8 p. m. Wednesdays, the church should make a special You are 'Velcome to all of tiJ effort t0 be present and participate, services. All Christians are invited to come ROY I,. NOI.T ait, r and join with us in this session of worship. On next Monday evening Ju ly the njb,e schoo, 9 . i' l f T w "* " » ■ - « « < ■ church the last quarterly conference D '\ of this conference year. Dr. Howarth, Iiui-day eve at S o clock. district superintendent, will be pres- e(U and ______ presi()e Every offiriitl metn- Preaching services next Sunday her of thc church should be present. 1‘ical men. I. li H im , will NI iijj The regular monthly Sunday school 1,1 morning and \|r Kilh . . elder of the church, will board meeting Tuesday evening at an 7 :30, followed bv choir rehearsal m ,hc evcn,nK- Eft all tnembt. church P rayer meeting Thursday evening at , the 1“' '-■“ ■■v“ e l">al t tnest g 0.cj()ck m the minister’s absence VV. EDWIN INGALLS, Pastor OSCAR A. COOPER .Mi: Key note speeches, their crackling tones reverberating Good oiled macadam. Modem Woodman of American, to every nook and cranny of America and the border Salem-Detroit j Silvcrleaf camp, meets the first S at countries by means of a national broadcast hook-up, have Sixty-one miles. Paved to Mchaina. urday and third Tuesday of the sounded in certain terms the issues between the Demo Oiled gravel form Mehama to Mill month. City and in good condition. Good cratic and Republican parties. road but narrow from Mill City to WHITEHALL RESTAURANT Senator Fess, with his usual fiery, yet dignified Detroit. A little dusty. Beaverton I. O. O. F. No. 252 R. E. Hanna, Prop. meets every Monday night at their language, key noted the Republican delegation and radio A l b a n y - C a s c a d ia ( S a n t i a m H i g h w a y ) hall in Beaverton N. G. Sanford G. Lunch Room, Candy, Confectior>ery, Soft Drinks listeners with a challenging tone of defiance to all who Fifty-four miles. Albany to Leb Rogers; sec’ty. M. E. Underhill. anon ; oiled macadam. A 4-mile de Waiting Station for Pacific Stages might turn from the Republican standard as carried on tour into Sweet Home that is rather Beaverton Rebekah Lodge No. 248 by the Coolidge administration. rough, make about 2U miles an hour meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each on this stretch. Good road from Claude Bowers, on the other hand roused his personal .. ,, . .. „ month. Mrs. Marjorie Lewis, N. G., Nvecl Home ...to Cascadia. Good Ha||if Harris, Secrclary. Shop where you live—Help build up your communitv listeners, and no doubt thousands of radio hearers, to a road via ila lse y and Brownsville. high pitch of enthusiasm when he struck his famous i Woodburn-Silverton-Salein phrase that “we will not stand for reaching in the farm Twenty-five Beaver Grange, No 324, meets the *<«»*<»>*. x >*** x » x ~ X '* < ^ k ~ x **'X~ x «* * < " X -4 'X ^ x ~X“X>- x -< 44«< miles. Paved loop second Saturday of each month. B. C. er’s pocket and clutching at the farmer’s throat.” Mr. highway. Phone 3603 Beaverton Res. 3602 Denny, master, Mrs. Ruby Boyd, sec-j Bowers is an eloquent speaker. He has always been a Silverton-Silver Creek Feils-Selem retary. “key noter” in Democratic circles. 'Thirty miles. Best route to Silver ----- — via Macleay. New load from /"*L l l r r .L N r v f im e Though issues apparently vary between these parties, Creek DEALER IN HAY, GRAIN, FEED, POULTRY Silver ton still closed. Impossible to V ^ I l U r U I l I 1 C M .1 C C 5 all good Americans are wanting the identical same thing:! get beyond first fall on account of ST. CECILIA CHURCH. in governmental efficiency and honesty. The differences road construction. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS IN BULK ! Rev J. M. O’Niell, pastor. are in proposals of various forms of relief and administra We Recommend Alt., highw ay W eek-day mass » 20 a m. tion. Corvallis-Alsea-W aldport: Good ma- Sunday masses, 7:45 and 10 a Berthold Scratch Food Berthold E g g Mash The real issues nowadays are men. Partizanism has cadani. ■ .V .W .’.V .V .’.V .V .V .V .V .V .V . Berthold Egg Mash with mineral Dairy Feed Kings Valley Road emerged from fundamental precepts or concepts of gov Standard Dairy Feed Standard Scratch Food F. A. NOYES •: eminent to the political worship of personalities. It is Good gravel road. Berthold Hog Feed CoquiRe District PLUMBING and HEATING < Hoover, Lowden, Smith, Borah, Reed, Dawes, Curtis. Always on the job. ^ Roosevelt highway in splendid ROLLING and GRINDING Robinson and other personalities that keep in the public shape. The ferry over Rogue river Phone Tigard 552 or Beaverton We Deliver eye and in the public mind. All of these men are good at _ Wedderburn operate from o:15 a ^ 03-33 Beaverton Oregon, Near S. P. Depot citizens and good Americans. It is not a question of the m. to 9:45 p. m. This is a free ferry J Beaverton, Oregon After 9:45 p. in. order to cross v .V A V .S W .W .V .V .V .V / .V .- . *««X*<~X"X"X~X~X~X~X-X"X~X"X~X~X"X~X*<~X"X-X--:--X~X"X":- overthrow of government, or of a change in its form. It the river, motorists in must back has come to he a question of men, a matter of personal the highway three miles to go Bagnalls ities. In this, history is repeating itself. Alexander, Cae ferry. The charge here is 75c per J b r E conom ica/ Tran tportatlmm sar, Napoleon, Cromwell, Washington, Jefferson, Solo car. — J m mon, Lincoln, Jackson, Hamilton and other types held the front stage. It was through personalities that issues COMMENTS found their avenue for expression and accomplishment. It will always he thus. A* was to be supposed, casiern newspapers are referring to the presi I ry as we may, we can not separate the human element dent’s summer home as "out west.” in society nor in government. Even Hoover ,now the idol Wisconsin out west? Ye gods! If of Republicanism, was a lew years ago considered almost Wisconsin is out west, where in ihe is O regon?—Hillsboro Inde neutral as between the two recognized parties of America. dickens pendent. Thousands even thought of him as a Democrat, and he was a right-hand man in the Wilson administration. i The Republican party national We are attaching no reproach or criticism to this hut ,icket- Hoover •*»<• F unis, stands for ■nody wish ... po.nl ou. a specific instance of the in.le - [ ' Z j S r t S r J ? ' ¿ T * t o .', pendenee o f thought embodied in even a candidate for The ticket marks a fusing once again president of the United States in this supposed time of ,hc Krfat forcc* »which originally! greatest cleavage to partizan 1 principles. ,n*/Ie thc Rf»,uWica" party po ssib le- - 1 industry and agriculture. As voters, Issues give us things to talk about, hut after all, it ¿ 3 | will continue tu investigate the per-j t e r 1*1”1"** ‘,f *’* presidential and vice- men who govern or administer and control It t>ng **-' a •■ f »•— nV | presidential nominees, they will rea As issues are forgotten. lize its strength and dependability to Charles Berthold I < \The P ro o f • is in the driving You can’t expect to keep body and soul together when you do things that makes the soul not want to associate with the body. - --------------------------------------- ... . i Modern automobiles are equipped with non shatterable glass in the windshield. Now for something non chatter able in the hack seat. “ I he Baby That Walks Like a Bear Need Not Alarm Its Mother, reads a head line in the Literary Digest. It’s thc baby who dances like one that should cause maternal apprehension. "When do we eat ?” is a clever phrase, but "Why do we eat so much and often?” is a more sensible one. steer ihe ship of state safely and calmly.— McMinnville News Reporter. | According to thc Bureau of Pub -1 lie Roads, the total automobile regis-i tration last year amounted to 23,127,- 315 vehicles—or one motor vehicle fot every 5.13 persons, the bureau says If one guess is as good as anotheri in explaining that decimal fraction, I perhaps it represents the overflow of anatomies transported in rumble scats. Nations Business. WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL Salem—Oregon linen . a ton of linen yarn a % r~ come take a ride in the coach Bigger and Better Chevrolet REVIEW ’585 produce TVTmrin) * IO C .......- ............... 595 American Legion dedicates Yernoiua airport. ....*675 ^££££•..*695 We will stanti for any kind of a dry plank so long a s Dufur—Old city hall being repaired we are assured that the majority on the committee are i and modernized. sobar when they write it. C loverdale- New union high school TVrimiwH.1 will cost about $o0.tlU) Ihe hack to the farm movement has developed into a bankers hack the farm movement. If ( hina and Nicaragua were close enough together they could tight it out without anybody’s intervention. So long as mother spends $7.50 at a beauty shop while dad shaves himself, you can expect a c o n d i t i o n of Ull rest in the home. rj •. | tl i » • i . Tillamook—Contracts let for larging fair ground buddings — First fn Milton nit W2S crop. tomatoes •» Fleet k- railroad! line* to Sweet H»«me Mbany Oregon *° { °°* 1 ° «n ,r b> 'lid plans ev.ab* P o rtland to i'ahfornia line. After November 6, everybody, including the farmer, w ill r . get some relief. • * »495 T h a t’s w h at y o u get in th e B ig g e r a n d B e tte r C h e v - ■ »175 »rirMf.a. b. ptiiu. Ct— a tvr>e P e rfo rm a n c e so t h r illin g th at it is r ‘ n Btng a n e n tir e ly n e w o r d e r o f m o to rin g enjoy« m e n t in to th e lo w -p rice fie ld ' ClMck Ch«Tr*l«t rZ T " * r r ,c ~ shipped Sherwood—Local grower« have sold NW tons strawberries, worth $8ri0tO prosperity! I ne l nited States produces more than ***•« h>r market roads two-thirds of the world s oil, and three fourths of the L- world’s oil scandals. ******* a* w lixhc.l every .1) m iles fro m “ ah 1 Ml,on t*,an» "» « •« * «ewer system, With sewage dnposal plant a • A sm o oth , q u ie t m o to r th a t sw eep s y o u a lo n g at h ig h speed fo r h o u r a fter h o u r— in p e rfe ct co m fo rt! Ac c e l e r at i on th at sh oots y o u a h e a d at th e traffic lin e! P o w e r th at c o n q u e rs th e steepest h ills! T h e p o sitive b ra k in g a ctio n o f big, n o n d o c k in g 4 -w h e e l brakes! A n d th e d e lig h tfu l h a n d lin g ease p erfe cte d b v a h ea rin g , w o rm -an d -gear steerin g m e ch a n ism ! C f m e in a n d th e w h e e l— a n d see fo r y o u r s e lf w h a t a K ^ * t c a r it is! T h e r e are se v e n b e a u tifu l m o d els to ch o o se from . Removal of War Tax Lowers Delivered Prices BERNARD & STIPE at Stipe s Garage Beaverton, Oregon QUALITY AT LOW COS-T r * I
